South Africa’s Ramaphosa refutes power cut halt for election gain

South Africa enjoys its longest period without power cuts in over two years. President Ramaphosa credits government plans.

Libya seizes 26 tonnes of gold in smuggling op

Libyan officials attempted to smuggle a massive gold shipment worth billions. 26 tonnes of gold bars were seized at Misrata Airport, leading to arrests.

Tunisian lawyers strike in protest of lawyer’s arrest

The arrest of lawyer Sonia Dahmani sparks outrage and raises concerns about President Saied’s policies.

Malian parties and civil society refuse prolonged military rule

Mali has grappled with political and security turmoil since 2012, stemming from jihadist assaults, armed group activities, and separatist movements in the north

Tunisian lawyers hold 1-day strike in protest of colleague’s arrest

Lawyer Sonia Dahmani was arrested in police raid on Saturday evening

South Africa building collapse claims 26 lives as death toll rises

Overnight and into the morning, rescue teams recovered six more bodies from the wreckage in George

South Africa building collapse death toll reaches 19 Lives

Authorities are employing various methods, including fingerprinting, DNA testing, and photography, to facilitate identification

Exploring Africa’s bounty

Africa’s natural wonders never fail to leave a lasting impression on those who visit

Kenya floods: Death toll reaches 267

Adverse weather conditions affected approximately 389,000 people, with 56,000 families forced to evacuate

African floating villages navigate unique way of life

Floating villages offer a glimpse into a way of life that is intimately connected to the water

Bomb blast in Congo claims 35 lives

While no group has claimed responsibility, it is suspected to have been carried out by rebel groups

Tunisian critic probed for state remarks

Investigation opened into Sonia Dahmani’s TV statements addressing Tunisia’s condition and sub-Saharan migrants.

Senegal scrambles to find cause of Boeing runway mishap

Senegal investigates a Boeing 737-300 incident at Dakar Airport where the plane veered off the runway, injuring 11 and raising safety concerns.

Mali junta extends rule, opponents outraged

Deepening concerns in Mali as a national dialogue, boycotted by the opposition, recommends extended military rule and potential leadership for junta chief Goita.

Gunfire celebrating Chad’s president-elect leaves dozens injured

Injuries mount in Chad after President-elect’s victory triggers celebratory gunfire; concerns arise over contested election results and transparency issues.

Shop wall collapse in South Africa leaves five dead

A shop wall in Ngcobo, Eastern Cape, has killed five and injured fourteen.

Legal battle over Zuma’s candidacy intensifies amid SA’s election

Amidst a charged political atmosphere, South Africa’s top court engages in a high-stakes legal showdown over Jacob Zuma’s candidacy, setting the stage for a tense election.

Exploring Africa’s street food delights

African street food is more than just a meal—it’s a cultural experience

Deby secures victory in Chad’s presidential election

Mahamat Idriss Deby wins 61.03% of the vote compared to 18.53% for his Prime Minister Succes Masra, according to provisional results

Zimbabwe enforces fines for businesses avoiding official exchange rate

In a bid to solidify the ZiG’s position, Zimbabwe’s Treasury has moved decisively to enforce its use as the official medium of exchange for all transactions

Lassa fever outbreak claims 156 lives in Nigeria within 4 months

Nigeria recorded 1,170 cases of Lassa fever last year resulting in 219 fatalities

DR Congo minister confirms death toll rises to 35 in camp raid

The M23 rebel group, predominantly led by Tutsis, recommenced its armed activities in the DRC in 2021 and has gained control over extensive areas

Somalia confident, requests end to UN political mission

Somalia has requested the termination of the UN’s political mission (UNSOM) after a decade of support.

DRC, EU look to boost transparency in mineral supply chain

The EU and DR Congo are working together to improve the traceability of the African nation’s minerals, despite tensions arising from a separate EU deal with Rwanda.

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